Oakmont High School - Odinboken Yearbook (Roseville, CA)

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Block O Club Revisved By Mr. Godwin This Yeor To Umire Arhleres Ar Ookmomr 5 ,s 160 ORGANIZATIONS

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ln the post there hove been tvvo sets oF cheetleode but o nevv policy was formed in hopes of improving port cipotion ond the quolity of the pep squod. One girl out of eoch secticn is selected os heodg they in generol shoulder the responsibility for the group, tolsing ottendonce, getting music, molsing sure thot everyone con ottend proctices, When the girls ore on the field they're oll equol ond hove to vvorls smoothly together. During the winter the pep squod lseeps busy Ieorning cheers but during the spring their moin focus moves to plonning Spring Modness Doy, donces, tryouts for next yeor's squod, ond in generol helping out the student council closs. Guys or gols con be pep squod members.ADuring the spring students go through tvvo screenings ond then try out before the school. The finol decision is mode by o democrotic vote of the student body, Although some thinls thot pep squod tryouts hove turned into o populority contest, the student body must lxnovv vvhot they're doing becouse Mr. Scott O'Connor ond Miss Shorry Colnor, odvisors, soid, The 198011981 pep sguod vvos the best squod vve've ever vvorlsed with, 1 JUNIOR LAURA BIER leods the crowd in the trod: tionol Viking cheer during the holftime of the Home coming gome 2 FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS GO through spirit mogozines Ioolsing for just the right uni form, 3. SOPHOMORE LAURIE PADST otrives ot the Roseville Oolsmont gome eorly in order to decorote the stodium 4. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS RHONDA Breininger, Kothy Moore, Gino Dorigo, Tino Smith, 5. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS AND moscots hove their picture token for the Press Tribune before school storts 6. JV CHEERLEADERS LISA Diet, Ne-ne Fernondez, Lourie Pobst, Amy Johnson, Shonnon Zornes. flfif M' PEP SQUAD 159

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This year Mr. Pat Godwin, the newly-appointed athletic director, revived the Block O club for the purpose of having the Oalsmont athletes to function as o whole. It has been a whole decade since the Block O was last seen under the guidance of Mr. Glenn Poole. Mr. Godwin is very optimistic about the future of Blocls O ond is already planning for future activities such as banquets, fund raisers, and trips to the coast ond the mountoins. The club is similor to the old Iettermen's club with requirements being thot o person must have four points on the scale of a varsity letter equals four points, a JV letter equals two points and a freshman letter equals one point. If a member of the Block O club acquires five varsity letters, sfhe is nominated for a lifetime poss. A board of coaches, parents, and other Block O members review herfhis participation in these sports and then sfhe may obtain a lifetime membership which entitles her! him to get into every athletic event free for the rest of her! his life. Sf He is also honored ata banquet with the other members and a newspaper article. aw , Q. .,, -..,.... , M., 1. CLUB REPRESENTATIVES FROM each teom listen as Mr. Pat Godwin, new othletic director, explains the plans for this yeor's Block O club. 2. BLOCK O APPLI- CANTS gather in front of their favorite mascot for an official group photo. 3. JUNIORS BETSY DONOVAN, baslxetball representative, and Kendra Silver, volleyboll representotive, listen as Mr. Pot Godwin exploins the revised organizotion of the Block O group. 4. MR. PAT GODWIN clarifies the requirements for membership at the organizational meeting this spring. 5. SENIOR CLIFF FEDERSPEIL, swimming rep, points our same of the special by-laws to the other advisory committee mem- bers. 6. JUNIOR MARK WILLINGHAM, representing the wrestling teom, and senior Allen Toms, cross coun- try rep, listen to the plans for the Special Olympics that Block O Members ossisted with this spring. BLOCK O 161